Policy makers can respond to shocks in two possible ways i.e. no policy response and policy stabilisation of economic activity and inflation. Use the AS- AD framework to demonstrate how aggregate output and inflation would perform following an aggregate demand shock accompanied by monetary policy stabilisation measures

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